What to Ask Personal Injury Lawyers
Personal injury lawyers are necessary when negotiating the maze of insurance settlements and lawsuits. Knowing how to choose the right one is very important.
Proposed Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Against California Hospital After Patients Were Secretly Recorded
Sharp HealthCare in San Diego and one of its hospitals, Sharp Grossmont Hospital’s Women’s Health Center recently got hit with a lawsuit alleging it secretly recorded 1,800 surgeries and procedures.
Drug Middlemen are Responsible for Expensive Out-of-pocket Pricing
Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are being held accountable to skyrocketing drug prices.
Drug Court Allow Participants to Stay if They Wish
East Lansing’s drug court is structured to promote sustainable recovery.
Tara Reid Drops Suit Against Sharknado Producers
Four months after suing SYFY Media Productions and Asylum Entertainment for $100 million in damages, actress Tara Reid decided to drop the case.
Asbestos Litigation Back in the News
“It is widely known that asbestos is one of the most harmful chemicals known to humankind.” ~ California AG Xavier Becerra
Seven Law Schools to Attend to Become a Great Lawyer
If you want to become a lawyer, there are many law schools from which to choose. Knowing what some of the best have to offer will help make that decision easier.
E-Cigarette Maker Juul Sued (Again)
Analysts say the wave of lawsuits against the company is reminiscent of the 1990s, when Big Tobacco lost billions to litigation.
Challenge to New Census Citizenship Question Heading to Supreme Court
Some critics say the issue is clear-cut and that the panel’s ruling may something about the Supreme Court’s politics.
Stretch of I-69 is Likened to an Obstacle Course
Commuters upset that stretch of I-69 has numerous potholes and is dangerous to drive.